"We stayed in the lovely Conon Suite which is very light and roomy with two large sofas. Meals were tasty and generous portions. Staff were really friendly and the whole stay was very relaxed"
"We stayed in the lovely Conon Suite which is very light and roomy with two large sofas. Meals were tasty and generous portions. Staff were really friendly and the whole stay was very relaxed"
"It is a great view! Easy to park just over the road. Plenty of breakfast items and fruit provided. It was a bit cold when we arrived but once the heating was on we warmed up. Bed comfy, big telly."
"It is a great view! Easy to park just over the road. Plenty of breakfast items and fruit provided. It was a bit cold when we arrived but once the heating was on we warmed up. Bed comfy, big telly."
"Lovely hotel, Fiona was very knowledgeable and mentioned a few places to visit and we did! Breakfast there was a great choice and plentiful.
Don’t hesitate to book this place you won’t be disappointed "
"Lovely hotel, Fiona was very knowledgeable and mentioned a few places to visit and we did! Breakfast there was a great choice and plentiful.
Don’t hesitate to book this place you won’t be disappointed "
"The room was well maintained, and comfortable. The staff was very friendly and the food down stairs quite good with a lovely bar area. People with disabilities should know it is a historic old building and did not have an elevator, but aside from that a perfect stay."
"The room was well maintained, and comfortable. The staff was very friendly and the food down stairs quite good with a lovely bar area. People with disabilities should know it is a historic old building and did not have an elevator, but aside from that a perfect stay."
"Very enjoyable stay would highly recommend.
Good sized room, made for a very comfortable stay.
Continental breakfast good selection. Staff very pleasant.
would definitely stay there again. "
"Very enjoyable stay would highly recommend.
Good sized room, made for a very comfortable stay.
Continental breakfast good selection. Staff very pleasant.
would definitely stay there again. "
"A lovely B&B, the room was beautifully clean & well equipped, nice touches like fresh milk, sweet treats & bedside phone chargers which was really useful. The breakfast was amazing, locally sourced meat from the Butcher with some of the nicest black pudding I have tasted. The town and beach are all within walking distance and plenty of places locally to eat in the evening. Thank you Helen for a wonderful stay"
"A lovely B&B, the room was beautifully clean & well equipped, nice touches like fresh milk, sweet treats & bedside phone chargers which was really useful. The breakfast was amazing, locally sourced meat from the Butcher with some of the nicest black pudding I have tasted. The town and beach are all within walking distance and plenty of places locally to eat in the evening. Thank you Helen for a wonderful stay"
"Very nice bed and breakfast in very nice house surrounded by green garden. approximately 15 miles from the nice fishermen village Ullapool. The entrance from the road is marked with a very small sign that can easily be missed.There was no T.V in the room since the place is isolated."
"Very nice bed and breakfast in very nice house surrounded by green garden. approximately 15 miles from the nice fishermen village Ullapool. The entrance from the road is marked with a very small sign that can easily be missed.There was no T.V in the room since the place is isolated."
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"Old-World Highland Charm in a Fantastic Location
The Royal Highland Hotel is superbly located literally steps from Inverness railway station, making it extremely convenient when travelling with luggage. The moment you enter, the magnificent staircase catches your attention, and the lobby has a cosy, old-world British charm that makes you feel as though you've stepped back in time.
Check-in was simple and our third-floor room was spacious and comfortable, with a sitting area, writing desk, TV and kettle with tea, coffee, milk and sugar. The bed was comfortable and the bathroom was a good size, with excellent shower pressure and a lovely heated towel rail.
There is no refrigerator or apparent air-conditioning, although opening the window kept us comfortable. The old wooden floors also creak considerably. Our only maintenance issue was a slow-draining shower, which I mentioned at checkout.
The location is excellent not only for the station but also for exploring Inverness. Restaurants, shops, the River Ness and Inverness Castle area are all within an easy walk.
This is an older hotel, and that comes with a few quirks, but its history, character and location make it memorable. We would certainly consider staying again.
Rating: 7.5–8/10."
"What a great hotel! The whole staff team were fantastic- everyone was super friendly and helpful throughout our stay.
The hotel is also particularly good for visitors with access needs - we stayed in an accessible room which was huge, the location is close to the train station & the bus station (for the sight seeing bus) as well as lots of restaurants and bars. We'd definitely stay here again and recommend it to anyone coming up to Inverness."
"Studio room - functional kitchen, comfortable bed, plenty of space.
Shampoo/shower gel a little too watered down to be functional.
LVT flooring in room fitted on to a poor subfloor has caused the click system to fail resulting in uneven boards and multiple trip hazards around room.
No iron, iron board or portable fan in the rooms either,"
"Conveniently located near Urquhart Castle and on the road to Inverness. The gift shop attached to the hotel has a nice whisky selection and Kenny behind the counter gave us many useful tips for visiting distilleries."
The Glen Mhor Hotel and Uile-bheist Brewery & Distillery
8/10 Good
"The rooms were ok, no plug points or USB options. We didnt have a uk plug but none in the reception to borrow. We were given really old type of rooms but I think there are better ones there. View was great from kids upper floor but our river view room ( premium paid) was nothing to write about. Breakfast was fine, again nothing to write about. Location is really good but could have booked elsewhere, lot of places near by. We got parking across the street for free but front desk didnt offer theirs"
"This hotel is lovely. We stayed as a family of 3 and our room was big and spacious. The room was extremely clean and appeared to have been modernised recently. The shower was excellent! Although the curtains in the room were fine, they were not attached properly to the curtain rings and pole therefore looked a bit messy, however, not a huge issue for us. Very friendly staff for the most part, although one of the ladies that served us at the bar wasn't very sociable and didn't seem to have much patience. Bar area was lovely, however, there were a couple of guests who were sat outside and kept coming in and out thought the fire escape door, leaving it ajar so they could do this. We were therefore not able to enjoy a relaxing drink as the midgies kept flying in. The pool also isn't great and the steam room wasn't working during our stay. Apart from that, the hotel is lovely and we would definitely stay here again. Cosy, clean, and our evening meal in the restaurant was top notch 👌 great breakfast too."
If you want to find a place to stay with a small number of rooms and a cozy environment, a bed and breakfast might be just the right fit for your getaway to Dingwall. While you're here, you can get to know Dingwall by exploring its natural beauty. Consider a stop by Ben Wyvis and Blackmuir Wood.
Are you thinking about a B&B for your stay?
With attentive service, opportunities to meet guests from other places, and hearty breakfasts, B&Bs offer a unique setting.
What are the top B&Bs in Dingwall?
You might consider checking out these B&Bs in Dingwall: The Royal Guesthouse: 20 rooms. Conon Hotel: 5 rooms. Enjoy the free cooked breakfast and patio area. Netherton Guest House: 5 rooms. Enjoy the free full breakfast and patio area.
How many Bed & Breakfasts can I expect to find in Dingwall?
Expedia has 6 B&Bs for your getaway in Dingwall.
When is the best time to stay at a B&B in Dingwall?
When you're dreaming of a escape to Dingwall, year-round temperatures and rainfall may be important factors to consider. The hottest months are usually July and August with an average temp of 55°F, while the coldest months are January and February with an average of 37°F. Average annual precipitation for Dingwall is 39 inches.
What is there to do in Dingwall?
Travelers enjoy Dingwall for its array of dining options and interesting historical sites. When you want to spend some time in the great outdoors, Ben Wyvis and Loch Ussie are some notable spots. You might put Fyrish Monument and Dingwall Museum on your list if you want to see more of the area.
How can I get to and around Dingwall?
You can plan your excursions in and around Dingwall ahead of time with these transportation options. Fly into Inverness (INV), which is located 14 mi (22.5 km) away from the heart of the city. If you'd like to venture out around the area, you may want a rental car for your journey.